May sunflower oil exports from Ukraine were up by 23% month-to-month

Published 2022년 6월 20일

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In May, Ukraine experienced a significant surge in sunflower oil exports, reaching a volume of 186 thousand tons, a 23% increase from the previous month and the highest since the onset of the war. Over 60 countries imported Ukrainian sunflower oil, with the European Union accounting for 82% of the total. Poland was the top importer, receiving 20% of the exports. Other notable importers included Turkey. The total sunflower oil output in Ukraine for the 2021/22 season is projected to increase by 24.1% from the previous year, reaching over 7.2 million tons.
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Sunflower oil exports from Ukraine increased in May to 186 thou. t, 23% up month-to-month marking the highest volume since the beginning of the war, the APK-Inform consultancy reports. "This suggests the adaptation of market participants to the current realities and the step-up of supply chains through functional land crossings and ports," the message reads. In May, the number of Ukrainian sunflower oil importing countries increased significantly to more than 60. 82% of the total volume was imported by the EU countries. Poland is the key importer of sunflower oil, with 20% of Ukraine's total exports. "The volume of deliveries to more distant countries (25% of Ukrainian exports in May) is heavily limited by logistics, increased delivery time and, accordingly, the cost of deliveries. However, Turkey is among the main importers following the EU countries, which imported more than 12 thou. t in the reporting period," comment the analysts. The largest importers of Ukrainian sunflower ...
Source: Latifundist

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